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Iland|Phlfr Priecllla’E Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Bed Things 13 Lifted (Fr.) Her Trust Fund 22 U.S PAGE TWENTY - EVENING HERALD, Fri„ May 4, 1971) Pcanuta — Charlaa M. Schulz ACROSS 2 Woman's Answer to Previous Puzzle '600PEVENIN6,5IK.. OUR SPECIAL TONISHT YOUR WAITER WILL BE I HAJE IT WHEN name Dear Abby C A A UIILLi^OUBEPININB, ISPOSroOP.'WOULP WITH YOU IN A MOMENT... HE'SINASOOPMOOP I Bit 3 Call BDCIQ V 7 4 Hurry 4 Baseball □ D D O 0 H E 0 N E E ALONE, SIR? WCARETOSBEOiHUJlUe T, E ENJOY YOUR MEAL.. 7 Thii (Lat.) coup E 0 D □ c "o H H Little Theater's Piny Two Youths Charged Work, Food and Fun MCC Nine Defeated By Abigail Van Buren E C Oj Y K N T T LIST?NO? VERY WELL... 10 Singletons (2 wds.) E B 1N C A A E 12 Elliptical 5 I possess 0 In $125,000 Blaze All Part of Cleanup In 10-Inning Thriller F E T 1 D A R E Is a Good Decision r 14 Printer's E 1 (contr.) 0 T 1 8 B 0 P 8 L measure (pl.) 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TDPAV, STUART? COPIES OF'TOM SAWVER' 31 Granite state 24 Traditional ganization I WAS A TWAIN TALK.STUART^ (sbbr.) FROM THE LIBKARV/ knowledge (abbr) 49 Infant He's a typicai macho Italian type. f v - LITTLE KIP.' BOBBERV" 32 Commit a faux Tony has his pad and I have mine. He suggested giving up 7 ^ / pas 25 Monkeys 40 Legume enclosure his place and moving in with me, but I told him nothing do­ :1 K r 33 Sooner than 27 By 41 Burst open 50 Red pigment ing unless I get that ring on my finger. Now he's after me to 34 Part of to be 28 Very 43 Irish clan 51 Border marry him. I love him, Abby, but I can't trust him. When I'm 36 Nuclear (Fr.) 44 Bow 53 Sticky stuff at his place he always unplugs the telephone. I've also seen agency (abbr.) 37 Coin of 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Yale Provost A Family NEWSpaper Since 1881 » 20(t Single Copy • 15$ Home Delivered evidence of other women there. (Ladies clothes, cosmetics, . Mexico etc.l 39 Escapades 10 11 12 13 14 NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Georges So what does a gal do when she loves a guy she can't 42 Measurer 1$ 16 17 May, a French literature scholar trust? He says things could be different if we were married. 45 Beginning and former dean of Yale College, What do you think? 47 Dieter's 18 19 20 21 has been named Yale University HUNG UP ON TONY t o U?l by NtA, lAC ,T M U s P«l Pit concern 1 £JL 51 Color 22 23 provost, school President A. Gas Rations DEAR HUNG UP: A gal who loves a guy she can't trust Captafn Easy — Crooka & Lawrence graduation 24 25 27 28 29 Bartlett Giamatti announced doesn't know what misery is until she marries him. Things 52 Jumping stick 1 Friday 54 Read 30 E could be different all right. They could be WORSE. Hang , FOUR FUTURE HIT-MEW- WHEN YANOS TAKES YOU OUT WaL,CAPTAIN EASy-UMTILTHEN- / MUCMUCH LIKE VOURSELF- 55 Stage of 1 1 1 ■ May, chairm an of Y ale’s on to your single blessedness. A FEW WEEKS FROM NOW-.VOU'LL I LEAVE YOU TO A RESTFUL SOJOURN 33 3. ALREADY BEINS BE A ROBOT KILLEK-SLAMB IN YOUR OWN COZY LITTLE A4M/P- ' history 3. French department and dean of Proposed For 56 Auger 1 1 1 ■ ERAIUWASHEP IN THESE ■JUST LIKE HIM! &LOWIN6 COCOON! 37 3. 3. 40 41 Yale College from 1963-1971, DEAR ABBY: My husband and I have each called our own LIFE-SUPPORT CAPSULES! 57 Neat 1 1 succeeds Abraham S. Goldstein as natural parents "Mom and Dad" since childhood. We live 58 Time zone 42 43 near his parents and. after several years I finally feel com­ (abbr.) the Ivy League school’s chief fortable calling his parents "Mom and Dad," too. 59 Author f>f 45 46 48 49 50 budget officer. When my mother heard me call my in-laws "Mom and "The Raven" 1 " Goldstein resigned Tuesday Californians SI 52 S3 54 Dad." she became very upset and said, "WE are the only 6 0 __________ Lincoln following a dispute with Giamatti Mom and Dad you will ever have, so please find some other 55 58 57 DOWN over published reports that the SACRAMENTO, Calif, (UPI) - populous city, is particularly hard- names for your in-laws." SB 59 60 provost had spent more than $67,- Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. Friday hit. What is your advice, Abby? 1 Circlet 000 of the financially troubled DAUGHTER INCWSFAFfRINTiRFRlSt ASSN| unveiled an odd-even day gasoline Service stations in California are i : vsjfmie ar', ,v« school's money to redecorate and getting 80 to 95 percent of the gas­ renovate his university-owned rationing plan aimed at soothing the DEAR DAUGHTER: Tell your mother that calling your frazzled nerves of California’s 15 oline they sold last year. To stretch in-laws “Mom and Dad" in no way diminishes the very home. supplies, many station operators special love you have lor your own parents. And further­ win at bridge million drivers in their pursuit of Alley Oop — Dave Graua fuel. have cut short hours and nearly all more, since YOU feel comfortable calling your in-laws “Mom stations are closed on weekends. and Dad," there is no reason to find other names for them. Demands Ouster If the plan goes into effect, which m ...WE'VE SOT TD r r WILL IF HE'S, could be as early as Monday or But another part of the problem DEAR ABBY: I have known this guy tor two years, but MAKE SURE THIS eCTTAPOeOB BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. John has been a stampede of panicked IS WHERE HIS TWO ON TT-IE Tuesday, it would be the first in the we didn't get really serious about each other until seven LABOKAIDRY iS - • S i Durkin, D-N.H., Friday nation since the 1974 shortages, when drivers who are keeping their cars’ months ago. I'm 18 and he's 19. He kept trying to get me to LOCATEP! Bidding against weak two demanded President Carter fire odd-evfen purchasing plans were im­ tanks filled — in effect hoarding vast go to bed with him, and I kept saying no. Finally I gave in. Energy Secretary James In Pasadena, Calif. Long lines of cars wind behind schedule, have closed down, forcing posed in a few areas of the nation. amounts of gasoline. I reaily was in love with him, Abby. I'm no tramp. I The experts have devel­ Schlesiriger for failing to NORTH oped an unusual way of around a corner at a service station as motorists to line up for hours at stations that Brown proposed declaring Brown’s move surprised oil com­ thought it would bring us closer together. Maybe even get prosecute oil industry profiteers pany officials. They complained that him to figure out some way we could get married. * A responding to cover this. motorists wait to fill up their gas tank at are open. Gov. Edmund p.„Brown announced em ergencies in counties that Specifically, if you do re­ who have conducted “ a massive they weren’t consulted. Well, I was wrong. After that evening I didn't hear one V K J 5 4 what has become a hard to find open service a plan late Friday in which an “odd-even” plan requested the action so that drivers word from him. Finally I ran into him by accident three ♦ A 10 7 6 spond at the three level you ripoff of the American public.” The plan was outlined to officials in are guaranteeing a mini­ of purchasing gas will go into effect early whose license plates ended with an weeks later, and his attitude toward me was completely dif­ A K632 Durkin reacting to a Government station. Many service stations, with odd number could buy gasoline only the state's larger cities and its 58 WEST mum of six or seven high- ferent.
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